Colorado B.S. Thread

Pick his up quick if you want one:

 

im back fellas! i survived ha

 

glad you make it back in one piece.

I just picked up a 48 inch all cast hi-lift, viair 300p air compressor, and the hi-lift Off Road Kit, all for $250 on Amazon.com

 

^^^ dang, thats a smokin deal.

I just need to go home and sell some bed baskets so I can afford a nice beefy air compressor.

So I get out of school the first weekend of june. If any of you guys are interested in a light wheeling/backpacking trip to Moab let me know. I'm driving back to tucson and moab is the half way point. I want to camp for a day or two out there before driving the rest of the way back.

but it can't be anything too serious......I have to drive all the way back to tucson after and a break down would ruin that.

 

I'd go but I have a trip planned and tons of people going. Should be good though if You get at least one more person.

 

Wa, wa, wa. You know you could probably get it for $500.00 and then be half way to a winch for it before you could buy a Relentless new. But to each his own.

 

photos from moab trip....went through 619 photos to get this selection...enjoy...

http://s106.photobucket.com/albums/m260/hollidayinn/Moab Tacoma Meet May 2011/

 

Yeah but I just can't get over the looks. The relentless just has a nice aggressive look. Where as the arb in my opinion does not.

 

Yea, the ARB would be worth it for $400. Then I could justify having it chopped up.

 

Now its ok to chop things ? lol

 

That too, but its really the looks for me. I mean Any plate bumper should do What we need it to do. They are all mad about the same. I Just like the looks of some more than others.

 

1.) Buy things used
2.) Chop them

I wouldn't buy a new ARB, just to chop it.

 

x2

 

narrative starting here

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/south-west/157312-tw-moab-meet-may-2011-pictures.html#post3185524

 

I got these in the mail today .. Paid 140 for the entire thing

 

So I take it your tire held up?

 

yea the tire held up fine...i kept the pressure at around 23psi all weekend

i actually put a bunch of gorilla glue within the crack on my tire to help keep the rubber from splitting anymore that it already was and it held most the weekend..i think the abuse from kane creek was too much for the gorilla glue to keep it all together and the glue separated slightly

but the tire held great and i think i'll throw another coat of glue on the crack this week...i don't see me doing anything as gnarly as kane creek in the near future

 

you are going to love that thing...my 300p fills my tires remarkably quick and that 450 can only do better

 

Right on good to know about the tire, I dont think I ever would of thought about using the glue. And I just couldnt pass on the getting that for 100 bucks Im gonna try it out tomorrow and see how it does